Archive: HowTo
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Jan 04, 2012
No CommentsHow To: Create a Custom Backstage for Office 2010
With Office Ribbon Editor open click File > New > Excel 2010 Spreadsheet. Now add the customUI Part, RibbonX14, for Office 2010. Double-click on the RibbonX14 customUI part you just created. The customUI editor portion will become visible. Now click Help > Samples > 2010 – Backstage Example. The editor will now contain the backstage XML...
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Jan 04, 2012
No CommentsHow To: Create a Custom Ribbon for Office 2010
With Office Ribbon Editor open click File > New > Excel 2010 Spreadsheet. For the purpose of this article, the file is going to be named “tutorial2010.xlsm“. The application should look something like this now. Now add the RibbonX14 (Office 2010 CustomUI) from the Document Explorer. Double click on the RibbonX14 customUI part to open the editor...
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Jan 03, 2012
3 CommentsHow To: Use Custom Images on Ribbon
If you have the tutorial.xlsm document from this tutorial, open it in Office Ribbon Editor. You should be presented with a screen such as this. Double-click on RibbonX12 in the Document Explorer to display the customUI Editor and its content. There are several ways to add custom images to the document, especially if you are working with Office...
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Jan 03, 2012
2 CommentsHow To: Create a Custom Ribbon for Office 2007
With Office Ribbon Editor open click File > New > Excel 2007 Spreadsheet. For the purpose of this article, the file is going to be named “tutorial.xlsm“. The application should now look like this. In the Document Explorer on the right-hand side, let’s add the Office 2007 customUI part (RibbonX12). To begin creating the ribbon, we...